2000•Unpublished venueRequires access
Killing for Conservation: Wildlife Policy in Zimbabwe
Rosaleen Duffy
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Abstract
Introduction - the African environment and green ideology de-politicizing and re-politicizing wildlife conservation individual power and personal patronage in conservation policies the use of state force in anti-poaching and in poaching privatizing wildlife conservation community participation in Campfire as political legitimation buying influence? the politics of donor and NGO involvement the international politics of the rhino horn and ivory trade conclusion.